Born into a middle-class Catholic family in Armagh and educated at St Patrick’s Grammar School, he began his theatrical training with Anew McMaster’s touring company, where he first encountered Harold Pinter and later moved to London under Tyrone Guthrie’s direction. His distinctive Irish voice attracted Samuel Beckett, who wrote Krapp’s Last Tape for him and cast him in the Royal Court premiere o… Read more
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Known for A Clockwork Orange 1971 Barry Lyndon 1975 Chariots of Fire 1981 Zulu 1964 ★ 7.3 Seance on a Wet Afternoon 1964
Walsh ★ 6.6 Telefon 1977
General Strelsky ★ 6.6 Cromwell 1970
Hugh Peters ★ 6.5 The Criminal 1960
Barrows Series ★ 6.5 The Champions 1968
Pedraza ★ 6.5 The Birthday Party 1968
Shamus McCann ★ 6.5 King Lear 1970
Cornwall ★ 6.3 Young Winston 1972
General Bindon Blood ★ 6.2 The Trojan Women 1971
Menelaus ★ 6.2 The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade 1967
Marquis de Sade ★ 6.2 The Black Cat 1981
Prof. Robert Miles ★ 5.9 You Can't Win 'Em All 1970
The General - Ataturk ★ 5.8 The Bronte Sisters 1979
Reverend Brontë ★ 5.8 Rough Cut 1980
Ernst Mueller ★ 6.1 Asylum 1972
Dr. Lionel Rutherford ★ 5.9 And Now the Screaming Starts! 1973
Dr. Whittle ★ 6 The Skull 1965
Police Surgeon ★ 5 The Fiend 1972
Minister ★ 5.5 Blood Bath 1966
Linda's Husband (archive footage) (uncredited) ★ 5.4 The Final Programme 1973
Dr. Baxter ★ 5 Lady Ice 1973
Paul Booth ★ 5.7 Die, Monster, Die! 1965
Dr. Henderson ★ 5.5 The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne 1981
General ★ 5.7 Anzio 1968
Gen. Starkey ★ 5.8 The Monster Club 1981
Innkeeper (Luna's Father) ★ 5.3 Demons of the Mind 1972
Falkenberg ★ 4.8 Hawk the Slayer 1980
Priest ★ 5.5 Dementia 13 1963
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